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Once upon a time in the past our company started to use gis/arcmap. For years the only gisworker and several temporary workers saved shapefiles, projects and whatnot onto a shared disk in the network, loosely organised by topic, subject, project, whatever seemed fit at that time. Some files are duplicate or nearly duplicate (which is worse), dispersed shapefiles belong to the same project, features in a fgdb do not always belong to the same project and to make matter worse the collegue will retire in a year or so. At the moment I can still pick his head so I feel an urge to restructure our gisdata. I seek a method to structure all our gisdata in a way so it's clear what we have, how current or outdated it is and where it is stored. What strategy do you use to store your data, how do you keep track of modifications, what kind of naming conventions do you use? Is there a whitepaper on how to do these things? Guidelines? Your views are greatly appreciated, thanks in advance for your time. Regards, Bert
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Not successful Lindsey when using with an iOS/Apple device. using Android you should be fine. I'm told this is more or less a hardware issue since the bluetooth chip isn't whitelisted by Apple. I have abandoned the Stonex S500 since my company only uses iOS. Currently I am in contact about the EOS arrow, these are in the esri approved list for use with collector and iOS.
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As fas as I understand from my supplier Apple has to whitelist/certify the Stonex to allow bluetooth communication, a matter of money rather than technical. I agree with Eric that wifi isn't a viable deployment, for us collector is a key application. There seems to be a nmea to iOS communication dongle which might be an (ugly) solution: dongle but that will be defenitely my last option to go. It might work for Adam Inglis as he already has purchased the stonex. Currently looking at Eos Arrow https://eos-gnss.com/comparison-chart series, they seem to be an Esri partner and have their iOS-bluetooth sorted out.
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Hello Adam, Can we get in touch? I try to achieve collector & S500 connectivity as well and would like to exchange experiences. Perhaps we can join effort to convince both our distributor AND Esri to have the S500 whitelisted 🙂 b.kraan@kdhl.nl
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Today I saw a Stonex S500 connected to survey123 over 192.168.10.1:9000 via the wifi accesspoint provided by the Stonex ...
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The S5 is end-of-life Adam, you might want to buy a S500
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Same question here but for the Stonex S500 gnss receiver which is the replacement of the S5. Will this device be tested in the forseeable future?
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Hi Graham, Sorry I only now see your post, I'm not a lot on geonet nowadays. Yes, we've got it working. Did you succeed?
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This afternoon I had the same issue on IOS and Android after an 'update feature definition' operation to add some bird species to a domain. It turned out one of my ID's "Code" was not unique. Fixed that and all is well. Hope this help someone. Bert
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I can't open the link but followed the procedure using the export via itunes and the geodatabase to shapefile translation and was able to read 7 out of 8 databases. Alas the eight database contained the lost data, this database came up empty. Fortunately the points were still visible on the iPad (and there were only four of them) so we hand-copied them on the desktop. Thanks anyway!
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Yep, could be network traffic related. I had this while at the same time downloading another map. After that was finished synchronising was flawless.
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Encounter similar situation here, did you have any luck solving this without losing your 61 entries? I hope you did!
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The first thing I notice is the uncpath you are using. Have you tried it with the geodatabase file locally? In my experience a slow network drive can cause arcmap to err/crash
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Hi, I use scripts (using arcrest) to zip my hosted features and download them. The zips are placed in the 'my content' folder and have names in the form ddmm_hhmm_featurename__layername.zip All works well except for two feature layers; these are zipped correctly and visible in 'my content' but cannot be downloaded and a HTTP error 400 'bad request' is logged. Since these two have the longest names of my batch, 46 and 54 characters, I suspect there is a maximum request length for the post I make. Has anyone seen this error before when requesting from the agol? Does anyone know of a maximum? I am led to believe the maximum post length is a setting in the webserver but I might be mistaken. regards, Bert
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How about a second map but using the same layers/features?
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